My grandmother taught me to lead from a place of faith and fortitude. She is my rock, the woman who raised me, prayed for me, and showed me how to stand tall with grace through the hardest seasons of life. I watched her build strength out of nothing, hold our family together through hardship, and nurture courage where there was fear.
Her leadership was never loud. It showed in the way she served others quietly, held on to hope, and lifted everyone around her. She taught me that leadership is not only about position. It is about resilience, compassion, and choosing love even when life is unkind.
Thank you, Cory, for reminding us that leadership begins at home.
Goksen, your grandmother’s story truly touched me. Leading through pain and still choosing love reflects strength in its purest form. What a powerful example she set.
Omodara, you are absolutely right. Our foremothers led homes, held communities together, and shaped generations. We owe so much to their unwavering spirit.
